EA64 House

Designed by Taller Estilo Arquitectura, the beautiful EA64 House is a living space located in Mexico, in Merida´s historic center that seeks a dialogue between colonial and contemporary architecture. The unique home seeks to reinterpret the downtown outdoor lifestyle hence the importance of the backyard, its balconies and terraces. Given its antiquity, several spaces were modified to achieve a better functioning suited to the present time, always respecting its historical character. Stucco walls, mostly in a neutral color, create a perfect canvas for artwork and recycled pieces, cement floors give each area character either in a traditional mosaic form or in big surfaces, natural or colored wood give warmth and functionality for the furniture and, aluminum and glass allow to create a close relationship interior-exterior. Illumination, airflow and nature make this living space a place to enjoy.

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GISOOM CABIN

Gissom Cabin is a spectacular contemporary home to be built in Talesh, Iran, a haven for hikers to relax and get away from the urban space. Idealised by architect Soheil Kiani, the unique design has two symmetrical a-frame cabins that feature large glazed walls and glazed doors that open up the interior to the outdoors so guests can enjoy the natural surroundings. The impressive property also offers stunning interior designs among various features, the most noticeab...
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SALT HILL HOUSE

This recently renovated estate has just been put on the market by American comedian and television host Ellen DeGeneres. Known as the Salt Hill House, the Balinese-inspired compound is spread throughout four volumes across 9-acres of oceanfront in Montecito, Santa Barbara, California. The impressive property has 10,700 square feet spread out across four different structures. The main house is just over 8,000 square feet, but there is also a guest house, fitness caba...
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BOSTON HOME

Developed by Alan Christ Architects, this stunning 4,200 SF house in located in Boston´s South End. It is an unique restoration of an existing building which was constructed in 1899, and at first appears to be two contrasting houses standing side by side due to its unusual facade treatment. The interior also suffered a complete reconstruction with emphasis on an industrial look, with materials that are strong and bare such as structural steel, raw concrete, unpaint...
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